[10:35:03] <jelto>	 Hello! I have a problem with downtiming a host. It fails with "spicerack.icinga.IcingaStatusParseError: Unable to parse Icinga status".
[10:35:03] <jelto>	 I looked at the command which is executed on the icinga host and this fails with 
[10:35:03] <jelto>	 jelto@alert1002:~$  sudo /usr/local/bin/icinga-status wikikube-worker2084.codfw.wmnet
[10:35:03] <jelto>	 IcingaStatusParseError: corrupt status.dat: Failed to find downtime object
[10:35:03] <jelto>	 Is there anything I can do about the corrupt status.dat file?
[10:36:36] <godog>	 jelto: is this https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/puppet/+/1104967 ? cc volans 
[10:37:05] <godog>	 I'm assuming so
[10:37:45] <moritzm>	 yes, I mentioned it to Riccardo earlier and that fixes it
[10:38:14] <jelto>	 oh nice, yes that sounds like the issue I'm facing as well. Thanks for the quick help
[10:38:27] <moritzm>	 so far, the check has assumed that there's always one active downtime, but surprisingly none of our 2300 hosts and 100ish services currently has one
[10:39:35] <godog>	 interesting
[10:45:46] <volans>	 btw is it normal we don't have any downtime at all?
[10:45:47] <volans>	 seems weird
[10:55:29] <godog>	 I don't know if it is normal tbh
[10:56:05] <volans>	 btw I've run puppet on alert1002, all good
[10:56:21] <godog>	 thank you volans 
[11:02:59] <jelto>	 my cookbooks are unstuck as well, thank you!
[21:56:30] <inflatador>	 Hey 0lly! I've got an exporter running on 9194 and outputting metrics, but nothing in prometheus or thanos (ref https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T374916#10411079 ) . Based on the output of `/srv/prometheus/ops/targets/blazegraph_eqiad.yaml`  on prometheus1006, it does look like the targets are configured correctly. Any suggestions where I should look next?